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00:00:08Good evening everyone and welcome to the heart of the news on
00:00:11food. It's France 24. It's 6 PM in Paris. Headlining the news, these false bomb alerts, once again,
00:00:15have disrupted European air traffic. Fighter
00:00:19jets escorted several civilian flights, particularly those departing from Italy
00:00:23and bound for Bulgaria. The bomb alert
00:00:26sent to Sofia airport is signed by "masculine state"
00:00:30fighters. This will be a direct question for Gérard Felzer, he is a
00:00:34former airline pilot and aeronautical
00:00:35consultant.
00:00:38In France, a day of mobilization called by trade
00:00:41unions. 600,000 people took to the streets across the country
00:00:45according to the Ministry of Interior, 1,600,000 according to the
00:00:49CGT. Sébastien
00:00:51police bordering Place de Lecornu will hold a social conference at Matignon
00:00:55against us uh, look to the on Monday with trade and employer organizations.
00:00:59Among the demands of the demonstrators and strikers are the
00:01:02revaluation of wages, the safeguarding of public services and the
00:01:05defense of the right to demonstrate in support of young people. We
00:01:09will see that the poverty rate in France has
00:01:14students, the rioters are not from increased.
00:01:15an ongoing investigation against the 6:40 PM, economy with Joanaci, who will specifically address the
00:01:18minimum wage, as there's a lot of talk about its increase or not. This is one of the
00:01:21unions' demands. Is it possible? That's the question she will
00:01:25try to answer. At 7:10 PM, the debate will continue on this
00:01:29mobilization. And what is its impact exactly? Is it
00:01:32strong, has it evolved, and what is the political response?
00:01:51So what happened today on this Aer Lingus flight connecting
00:01:55Dublin to Rome? The pilots of the plane activated a distress signal
00:01:58after a bomb alert. The A320 made an emergency
00:02:01landing at the Evreux military base in France. So,
00:02:05the public prosecutor announced the opening of an investigation targeting the pilot of the plane who
00:02:09reportedly initially refused to land at the military
00:02:12base, preferring a civilian airport. I
00:02:15quote, "This type of bomb alert has been increasing in Europe since the beginning of
00:02:19the week." The bomb alert addressed to Sofia airport
00:02:23today is signed by "masculine state"
00:02:26fighters. Let's first look at the images with Manon
00:02:29Bougot
00:02:30and Audil Longval.
00:02:33The passengers of this plane were supposed to land in Rome. But
00:02:37here they are on the tarmac of the Evreux military base in
00:02:40the department. Their aircraft
00:02:42to see was diverted this morning due to a bomb alert. We
00:02:45divert the plane to the nearest suitable airfield. In
00:02:49this case, it must have been the Evreux airfield, which is a military airfield. Once the plane is
00:02:53on the ground, bomb disposal operators are
00:02:56called in. On board, there were 105
00:03:00passengers and six crew members. It was almost
00:03:038 AM this morning when their Aer Lingus A320 airliner
00:03:07took off from
00:03:08in the Parisian procession, Place de Dublin heading for Rome. But after an hour of flight, the aircraft changed
00:03:12its trajectory. It was then escorted by Air Force
00:03:15pilots. A Rafale and then a Mirage 2000
00:03:19from the Air and Space Force took off to intercept
00:03:23this civilian aircraft in the Paris sector,
00:03:26then to escort it to Air Base 105 in Evreux. For
00:03:30now, no information has been given about the origin of
00:03:33the alert. This is not the only plane that was targeted this morning by a bomb
00:03:37alert. There were at least 11 others, and last Tuesday,
00:03:41Ryanair flights were already the subject of threats. This is the case of this
00:03:45aircraft connecting Manchester to Murcia in Spain, inspected
00:03:49by bomb disposal experts, these passengers evacuated.
00:03:52Who issues these alerts and for what purpose? Each time, the
00:03:56masculinists, these "masculine state" planes are searched and no suspicious device has so far been
00:04:00discovered. And these are direct questions right
00:04:03away.
00:04:07Direct questions with Gérard Felzer,
00:04:10procession, Place de la former airline pilot and aeronautical consultant, president of Aviation Sans Frontières,
00:04:14good evening, thank you for being with us to explain a bit what's happening
00:04:18in the airspace, this new bomb alert this morning on a flight
00:04:21from the airline Aer Lingus which
00:04:24the Democrat Mary connected Dublin to Rome. And this is one of these bomb alerts
00:04:27for precisely this flight. The
00:04:30pilots of the plane activated a distress signal, then
00:04:34the A320 made an emergency landing at the Evreux military
00:04:37base with the passengers on board. How does that happen
00:04:41since it happened to you when you were a pilot when a bomb
00:04:44alert is triggered, to be escorted and
00:04:48land on a military
00:04:50France according to the Ministry of base?
00:04:53Well, compared to what I've experienced, we are in a rather toxic international
00:04:57atmosphere, we are in perpetual crises, it goes
00:05:01from for air transport, the overflight of certain countries that are
00:05:05you to discover the country or strictly forbidden like Afghanistan, Ukraine, etc., but also and
00:05:10headlines the real issues of now we see that there are threats with...
00:05:12uh, alerts that are made, uh, probably by
00:05:16teams similar to those who had entered freezers to
00:05:19uh, uh, turn up the heat and throw away the
00:05:24intimidation much more than uh,
00:05:27personal threats uh, that one could
00:05:30uh, suffer in the past, for example someone who had
00:05:33been dismissed from a stopover or uh, someone who
00:05:37risked missing their flight, thinking they could catch it again by
00:05:40making an anonymous call. Uh, and these are well-structured
00:05:44teams uh, who are perfectly familiar with IT.
00:05:48So we play cops and robbers uh, by saying uh,
00:05:52well we're going to flush out uh, if these are
00:05:55individuals uh, and put them in prison directly because
00:05:59the sentences are quite severe. And then uh, or organized
00:06:02groups and uh, financed by countries that hold a grudge
00:06:07East for example, I won't give examples but uh,
00:06:11we don't only have friends in the air, yes.
00:06:15So you, well you're describing indeed a sort of chaos at the moment.
00:06:19We'll come back to who could be commissioning these
00:06:23bomb alerts. Just to finish on Aer Lingus, there's
00:06:28pilot because he reportedly refused to land at the military base
00:06:32in Evreux, preferring a civilian airport.
00:06:35Can one object when one is a pilot and facing
00:06:38an alert like that?
00:06:46Well no, because we don't have all the elements. If there was a
00:06:50crisis management and around the table, the Air and Border Police, the
00:06:53Gendarmerie, the GTA and
00:06:56who concludes that an alert this time
00:07:00contains information that few people have, well he
00:07:04triggers the system to be able to
00:07:07secure flights. So maybe the good news is to say
00:07:10"you see our system."
00:07:13The permanent alert system on, notably, the Evreux base
00:07:16was effective, since we went to take a closer
00:07:20visual look at what happened to this plane. Now, it's not up to us to
00:07:23decide, it's not up to the captain to decide. Once again, he doesn't have
00:07:27all the information. It happened to me on a Tel Aviv flight. The
00:07:30controller asked me to contact my company, which I did, Air
00:07:34France, and they told me, "Listen, there might be, but we're not sure, a
00:07:38bomb threat on your
00:07:41plane." Three quarters of an hour to get to Tel Aviv, half an hour
00:07:44to Athens. We tend to go as fast as possible, so
00:07:48I depressurized the plane by descending for breathable
00:07:51air and it ended well. But today
00:07:55we are in a difficult political
00:07:58atmosphere, uh, and so we have to take that into
00:08:01account. What I fear today is that there will be a
00:08:04multiplication of these bomb alerts and other
00:08:08threats and that we will be overwhelmed by the files and
00:08:12the. So, do you think there's a
00:08:15link between all these false bomb
00:08:18alerts that have targeted about twenty flights in Europe?
00:08:33Yes, it seems organized, so EASA,
00:08:36the European Aviation Safety Agency,
00:08:39coordinates the various civil aviation authorities to go faster
00:08:43and get there before uh, the
00:08:47hackers to flush them out and have more protection. So,
00:08:50there will certainly be reinforcements, additional training
00:08:54to avoid this kind of inconvenience. So, there is
00:08:57clearly a claim signed by the "masculine state"
00:09:00fighters on this bomb alert that was addressed to Sofia
00:09:04airport today. Do you know if these are
00:09:09fighters? That must be a literal translation probably?
00:09:24Well, I am not a
00:09:28a specialist in languages, but in any
00:09:30case, there are many marginal
00:09:33movements that take advantage of the media coverage of this
00:09:36kind of event to position themselves.
00:09:39So.
00:09:43Thank you, Gérard Flatter, for being with us, former airline pilot, aeronautical
00:09:47consultant, president of Aviation Sans Frontières, and apologies for the
00:09:50small connection problems with you. In
00:09:54France, a day of mobilization called this time by
00:09:57trade unions. 600,000 people took to the streets across
00:10:02Interior. Among the demands, the
00:10:05revaluation of wages, the safeguarding of public
00:10:09services, the defense of the right to demonstrate, support for
00:10:13youth. Let's go directly to the Parisian procession. We
00:10:17find Marie Schuster. Marie, tell us a little about how this
00:10:20demonstration went in Paris, starting from about
00:10:244.
00:10:29Good evening, Stephanie. We are currently at Place de la Nation, where
00:10:33this demonstration was supposed to end.
00:10:37You should know that there was a lot, a lot of people in the procession
00:10:40today in Paris, so much so that a part of the procession was
00:10:44stuck at Place de la République while the first demonstrators were already
00:10:48arriving here at Place de la Nation, and we have just
00:10:51seen the very beginning of the union procession arrive.
00:10:55That is, the union floats arriving
00:10:58in a good atmosphere. Overall, the atmosphere was
00:11:02rather good during
00:11:05these demonstrations. Floats that sang all day
00:11:09long, making the demonstrators sing to welcome them. These demonstrators, you can perhaps see behind me
00:11:13this cordon of
00:11:16la Nation, but also all around, the
00:11:20police trucks bordering this Place de la Nation and blocking
00:11:23access to the main arteries, particularly here
00:11:27right in front of us, this
00:11:30truck that serves as a water
00:11:33cannon truck. So these police officers are now
00:11:37helmeted and are blocking access to the
00:11:40other avenues that lead to Place de la Nation to
00:11:44prevent any overflow outside this Place de la Nation. We also saw
00:11:48many demonstrators leave this square
00:11:51quite quickly, quite early during the demonstration
00:11:55to avoid being trapped in this
00:11:58Place de la Nation by the police. So no violence
00:12:01for the moment, no overflow to see. On the other hand, we met
00:12:05a lot of demonstrators who had demands, and we can say that the slogan
00:12:09of this demonstration was indeed the
00:12:12convergence of struggles. Everyone is calling for
00:12:15a wage increase. They all denounce
00:12:19conditions that have deteriorated, working conditions that have
00:12:23deteriorated. We met hospital staff,
00:12:26firefighters, retirees who also came to support students,
00:12:30their grandchildren who all
00:12:33agree on one point: a lack of trust in the
00:12:37government, in President Emmanuel Macron, who is constantly
00:12:40breaking unpopularity records. There was also a
00:12:43political presence on site, Marie Schuster, saw Raphaël
00:12:47Glucksmann, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Marine Tondelier on the left, so
00:12:50uh.
00:12:55Indeed, we saw some political figures, notably
00:12:58numerous presidential candidates. We were able to
00:13:01interview candidate Fabien Roussel himself, who was pleased
00:13:07the entirety of the left unite around this convergence of struggles, as I
00:13:11told you, around these demonstrators, this call for a general strike.
00:13:15There was also the presence of Raphaël Glucksmann, who at the beginning of the
00:13:18procession was somewhat jostled by
00:13:21demonstrators. We also saw the... presence
00:13:25well
00:13:28of - oh, pardon for these small connection problems. That was Marie Schuster
00:13:33la Nation, as this Parisian procession, this
00:13:37demonstration, comes to an end. In addition to schools and
00:13:40universities, the mobilization today particularly disrupted
00:13:43transport. Florence Mathieu, David Bazier
00:13:47and Samuel Guibout.
00:13:51Four teachers on strike, no canteen this midday, nor
00:13:55childcare this evening. The parents of students at this school in the Paris
00:13:58region were prepared for it. Marian agreed to
00:14:01take Paul, her son, and Nook, my daughter, to her home at
00:14:05midday. I could have managed, but we prefer to share the effort. Tonight I will
00:14:08organize with my work to leave a little earlier and pick him up around
00:14:124:30-5 PM. For other parents, it was a day off they had
00:14:16to take. It's not convenient for me, but that's
00:14:20how it is. Anyway, it was either me or his father, and his father really
00:14:24couldn't take any days off. So it's me. And when it's
00:14:27impossible to miss work, it's a system. I'm
00:14:31obliged to drop him off at my sister's place to be able to go to work. It's a
00:14:34bit complicated. It also affected middle schools and high schools
00:14:38throughout France. The SNSFSU, the leading secondary
00:14:42education union, claims 52% of
00:14:44strikers, only 13% according to the ministry, for all
00:14:48national education personnel. At
00:14:52SNCF, traffic is disrupted, mainly on
00:14:55intercities and TER trains. One TGV out of
00:14:5810 is canceled. When I checked my train the day before yesterday, my TGV
00:15:02that would take me back to Pau was canceled at noon, so I was able to switch
00:15:06to a TER this morning. This November 5th strike also
00:15:09affects shopkeepers, like here in Bordeaux. Many fear
00:15:13damage, but it's also the loss of turnover that
00:15:16worries them. We're between - 50/60% since
00:15:20October 17th, there are no more tourists. Already
00:15:23other demonstrations are announced for this
00:15:26weekend. And near Toulouse, in Tournefeuille,
00:15:29today, hooded youths caused fires. They burst into
00:15:33the establishment equipped with mortars. Teachers describe
00:15:37determined individuals, significant violence. The
00:15:40principal decided to close the establishment. Let's recap in
00:15:44images with Florence Mereo, Cécile
00:15:47Fréchino and Frédéric Des.
00:15:51Chaos at the high school, firecrackers
00:15:54fired by hooded youths, and inside
00:15:58this establishment, near Toulouse, fire breaks
00:16:01out, part of the building goes up in
00:16:04smoke, students and teachers are in shock.
00:16:09I was the first to see everything, and it's true that
00:16:13well, when you see fireworks and everything in front of us, it's a bit shocking.
00:16:17Burning everything, it's not funny. It's useless.
00:16:21It's not going to help us make our
00:16:24voices heard. Well, young people are demonstrating for their rights. I can understand
00:16:27that, but attacking the high school
00:16:31like this, I find it disappointing, and I would cry so much because
00:16:35I find it sad, sad, sad. Really disappointing.
00:16:38No one was injured, but there was considerable damage.
00:16:42The reception and student life area of the high school are ransacked.
00:16:46Dozens of CRS officers are deployed, but according to some
00:16:52the establishment. They hope that this attack will not overshadow their
00:16:55demands. We know that very few high school students from this
00:16:59high school are involved in the damage, but I agree
00:17:03that all acts of vandalism should not be justified in any way, and we don't justify
00:17:07them. I think there is still a lot
00:17:10of focus on violence, riots,
00:17:13etc., and less on the demands of the high school. The high school will remain
00:17:17closed for several days. According to the Occitanie region, the damage
00:17:21is expected to cost tens of thousands of euros. And
00:17:25one of the main demands of this day of mobilization is purchasing
00:17:29power, wages, and particularly the increase of the minimum wage.
00:17:32Many French people say they can no longer live properly from their
00:17:35work. Illustration in Lyon with Étienne Prigant, Marjorie
00:17:39Nadal.
00:17:42High school students' demands, social ecology. On the
00:17:45placards, there is also a lot of talk about purchasing power and the cost of
00:17:48living. This mother, for example, who came to
00:17:51demonstrate, receives RSA. "Inflation hit me full on.
00:17:55Even going out has become a great luxury, and at some
00:17:59point, it's easy to raise product prices, but VAT also
00:18:02increases. I'm doing financial acrobatics.
00:18:06Now electricity will soon
00:18:09be reduced. These are meals that we
00:18:13skipped with the kids. I've lost
00:18:16count." Finally, slogans demanding an increase in the
00:18:20minimum wage, retirement pensions. Laurent Jacquet is 61
00:18:23years old, a former employee in collective catering, he earns €1600 net per month
00:18:27and pays €700 in rent. "I'm managing, but it's not easy every day, every
00:18:31day and every month, because when you want to go out once or
00:18:35twice a month, you avoid acting
00:18:37between 43 years old. Well, I know it was collective catering, but I
00:18:41think no. Limiting oneself to essentials is also the case
00:18:45for Ingrid de Godin, who calls for more tax justice.
00:18:48An employee with a dependent child, she receives 2200 euros per month. From my
00:18:52point of view, it's not enough compared to the involvement it represents. We need to increase salaries,
00:18:56yes, without reducing social contributions, because that's what still ensures a
00:19:00system that allows us to get medical care for retirees,
00:19:04to have a decent income. That's not the case for everyone. So what is the
00:19:08solution? The rich, tax justice, the truly
00:19:11rich. According to the latest Ipsos barometer for Secours
00:19:15Populaire, 26% of French people, which is a little more than a quarter of the
00:19:18population, consider themselves to be in a precarious
00:19:20situation.
00:19:23Sébastien Lecornu announced that he would meet with trade unions and
00:19:26employers on Monday, a day certainly scrutinized closely by the
00:19:30government, which could give a boost to the
00:19:33minimum wage. Unfortunately, the 2027 budget was
00:19:36yesterday at the National Assembly, so that is, of course, the context.
00:19:40Julien and Lyon
00:19:43at the National Assembly, the government suffered a first setback for its
00:19:472027 budget. 0
00:19:50against 458, the Assembly did not adopt
00:19:54a unanimous rejection. After more than 2 weeks of debate, the
00:19:58deputies rejected the revenue part of the 2027 budget project. This
00:20:01result is not a surprise for the executive. Before the vote, the
00:20:05Minister of Public Accounts recalled with
00:20:15We will be mobilized with the entire government and under the authority of the Prime Minister to give France what it needs, what the French need, what employees and business leaders
00:20:19need, which is economic stability, financial
00:20:22stability, and therefore the reduction of the public deficit. The bill
00:20:26now continues its journey to the Senate. In the absence of a majority and compromise
00:20:29with the opposition, the government could pass the
00:20:33budgets without a vote by the end of the month. To do this, it
00:20:36has several tools. "There are two safety measures that
00:20:40exist, Article 49.3 and Article 47
00:20:43regarding the possible application of ordinances. A priori, that's not
00:20:47our goal, but if we have to use the safety measures...", we will
00:20:51obviously do so. Last year, the budget was adopted thanks to
00:20:5449.3, and the government avoided several motions of
00:20:57no confidence. The aftermath of the cyberattack targeting Crédit
00:21:01Mutuel Arkéa: over 100 million euros reportedly
00:21:04stolen. An investigation has been opened, the bank assures that its customers will not
00:21:08lose money. The debate on the security of bank accounts
00:21:12and savings is nevertheless reopened. Morgane Bouvier,
00:21:15Noé House and Valérie
00:21:17Lucas.
00:21:20The attack is of unprecedented scale. Crédit
00:21:23Mutuel Arkéa lost at least 100 million
00:21:25euros. The hackers managed to steal a portion
00:21:29of the bank's own funds before disseminating the money across
00:21:33several accounts hosted on cryptocurrency platforms. While this
00:21:35cyberattack had no
00:21:38impact on savers' accounts, the fear is in all
00:21:42customers' minds. Not that it could happen. It feels like more and
00:21:45more we are less and less protected. What
00:21:48assurance do we have if we are concerned, because after all, all our money is
00:21:52in the bank. There are already more and more bank scams, so if
00:21:56it happened to me, I think I would still be a little bothered. There should be
00:22:00more control, it shouldn't happen. That's for sure. With increasingly
00:22:04powerful security systems, banks were until now
00:22:07veritable fortresses. Today they face the rising
00:22:11power of a formidable adversary: artificial
00:22:14intelligence. Faced with a cyber
00:22:18AI risk, well, we need to adopt the approach, which is a super intelligent
00:22:22cyber that is able to identify and
00:22:24have the same approach and the same means and the same way
00:22:28to anticipate this kind of IT attack. If customer accounts
00:22:32were emptied due to the bank's lack of vigilance, the latter would then have to
00:22:35fully reimburse the customer. But in the event of a massive
00:22:39cyber attack that would lead the institution to bankruptcy,
00:22:42it's another protection mechanism that would apply to current
00:22:45accounts and certain savings plans. There is a guarantee
00:22:48ceiling that provides for reimbursement capped at €100,000 per
00:22:52customer per bank. This is a ceiling that applies only in the event
00:22:56of the bank's bankruptcy. The Livret A
00:22:59itself benefits from state protection, also guaranteeing
00:23:03up to €100,000 in compensation.
00:23:07And he is one of the figures of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. Joshua
00:23:10Wong, 30 years old, has been detained for almost 6 years, has just been
00:23:13sentenced to 10 more years of prison bars.
00:23:17countries, and this under the national security
00:23:21law in Beijing. Correspondence from Baptiste
00:23:24Falvos: He was due to be released from prison in a few
00:23:28months after serving a first sentence of 4 years and 8 months for
00:23:31subversion. Joshua Wong will therefore remain, a priori, 10 more years behind
00:23:35bars. The Hong Kong Court found her guilty of collusion with
00:23:38foreign countries. She was accused of pressuring these
00:23:42countries and international institutions to sanction
00:23:45China on the international stage, and once again, Joshua Wong
00:23:49is suffering the fate of this national security law that was
00:23:52imposed by Beijing in 2020 to silence all dissent in Hong
00:23:56Kong and under which, incidentally, many people have already been sentenced to
00:24:00heavy penalties. Joshua Wong is one of the figures, if not the
00:24:03pro-democracy figure in Hong Kong. He has been an activist since the age of
00:24:0715, he has fought many battles, especially during the immense
00:24:11demonstrations of 2019 in Hong Kong against the increasing
00:24:14interference of Beijing, of mainland China in the
00:24:17territory. Let's remember that Hong Kong, retroceded to China in
00:24:201997, should normally keep its
00:24:24political, legislative, legal status until
00:24:272047, according to the famous slogan "one country, two
00:24:30systems". In reality, this is not the case, since China has
00:24:33accelerated its takeover of the territory in recent years, freedom
00:24:37of expression is increasingly muzzled, demonstrations are
00:24:40almost non-existent. Earlier this year, moreover, businessman and
00:24:44press boss Jimmy Lay had been sentenced, again under this
00:24:48national security law, to 20 years in prison, the heaviest sentence
00:24:52so far against a Hong Kong dissident. We will be back after a short
00:24:55break, we will see these live images from Paris at the end of this
00:25:00Nation, there were 600,000 people who took to the streets all
00:25:04over France according to the Ministry of Interior, you see these images of the end of the procession, we will
00:25:08find our special envoy Marie Shooster in a few minutes, we will
00:25:11also talk about it in the debate, we will come back to this mobilization, these
00:25:15demands and the political
00:25:17response.
00:25:28There were strikes in several districts of Kyiv. Israeli army vehicles
00:25:31surrounded the hospital. We heard "no to the return of the police state" a week
00:25:35after the death of an armed group linked to the Islamic
00:25:38State.
00:25:40They decided to gather, ready to take up arms before the next
00:25:44election deadline.
00:25:46History is accelerating, come and meet a planet in full
00:25:50upheaval. This is "Le Monde dans tous ses états", guiding
00:25:55event that is making headlines this week, to understand beyond the
00:26:00information.
00:26:02To see more clearly, "Le Monde dans tous ses états" on France
00:26:0624.
00:26:10Approximately 2000 tons of waste are dumped every day in
00:26:13Andorra.
00:26:20That's how I live.
00:26:23Waste pickers are essential
00:26:25people. Without them, our cities would smell very
00:26:28bad. They would collapse.
00:26:32I've been doing this for a year now, at first I
00:26:35sorted by hand, but I often cut myself with the glass
00:26:38bottles. When I see such injuries, I am
00:26:42devastated.
00:26:44That's why every day when I wake up, I think of
00:26:47them. My name is Kevin Muller and I am a
00:26:51nurse and this is where I work, the
00:26:55Nairobi landfill,
00:26:57Kenya, the "scrapers" of recycling to see on
00:27:01France 24 and on... All our social networks.
00:30:08the news is this blue wave in the American Congress, we'll talk about it again, of course,
00:30:12there are two last states for the Senate where it is still
00:30:15uncertain, Mississippi where it is very close in favor of the Democratic
00:30:18candidate Scott Kolum over the incumbent Republican Cyndy Heid
00:30:21Smith and Alaska where it is also very close in favor of
00:30:26Peltola over her Republican opponent Dan Selevan.
00:30:29Jelly Vans stated that it was the
00:30:33war in Iran that turned voters away from the Republican vote and he is not
00:30:37the only one to multiply criticisms, we will talk about it with
00:30:40Antoine Mariotti. Good evening
00:30:41Antoine.
00:30:44In France, a day of strong mobilization at the call of trade union
00:30:48organizations, 600,000 people took to the streets throughout France
00:30:51according to the Ministry of Interior, 160,000 according to the
00:30:55CGT. Sébastien Lecornu stated that he would
00:30:58meet on Monday at...